Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-31
Fresh bread every day at the Gem

TTcsu Uic"u every uay ~ tHe Neui bakery
L. P. Jerome is at Wardner viewing the
country.
Snow on Craig's mountain is disappear.
ing slowly.
Agent Norris returned from Walla Walla
on Tuesday.
Green vegetables of all kinds are now in
the Lewiston market.
US visit on Saturday.
Fred Schultz is in the northern country
looking after his farm.
DR.. Easton left on Monday for Anatone
on professional visit.
A. Friedenrich of Graneeville, is in the
city on business visit.
Mrs. Muhnlenberg is on the Alpowai, the
guest Of Mrs. Edwards.
H. B. Hodgins. of Genesee, gave us a
call on Wednesday last.
c.. c. Mccoy, the great stage contractor
was in the city Monday.
A. Quackenbush will occupy the Booth
residence on Idaho street.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Jacobs were in the city
over Sunday from Uniontown.
Our merchants are receiving by every
ooat their spring stock of goods.
Mr.. VonBurg If Camas Prairie. will soon
establish brewery at Grangeville.
Land office inspector f. d. Hobbs paid
the Lewiston, office visi, this week.
BORN. In this city, March %, 1886, to
the wife OF W. L. BOISE, daughter.
Postmaster Gordon died at his home at
Grangeville last week OF consumption.
Ihe Stuttz theatre troupe are now play.
ing to crowded houses in Salem, Oregon.
Trotting races will take place on Stevens
race course one week from Saturday next,
John Burke and w. F. Goddard left
TINS morning on business trip to Colfax.
Take squint at lsaman i Co.'s ad. ON
the hrst page. 1t has been changed little.
W. T. Edmondson of the Potlatch re.
'urned this week from q visit to Michigan.
A team was not obtainablc in this citv on
sunday last. Every one had gone fishing.
Parties are preparing to keep out water,
N the way Of filling in gravel on the bank of
Clearwater.
Arthur Williams. formerly resident OF
Camas Prairie, arrived last week from Oak.
Land. Oregon.
Lieut.. Muhienberg left by Fridays boat
Tor Washington, D. c. He will return in
about six weeks.
Mrs.. c. II. viuing left on Fridays boat
ior Boston, her former homo, where she will
remain until fall.
Miss Ida Joseph is confined to her bed
WIN 'niiamatory rheumatism at the resi-
dence Of r. Grostein.
oohn MCPHERSON, it is reported, has been
,,ying quite sick at his home at Mt. Idaho,
out Is now improving.
Rev, D. G. Strong and wife have returned
from visit Of several weeks to Wall. Wal.
H. and other points below.
A., a most enjoyable time was had on last
rrioAy evening at a sociable given at the
residence OF Z. A. Rowley.
u. d. Bunnell returned on Tuesday from
:ne eastern states. where he has been visit.
'ng during the winter past.
we call special attention to the large as.
ifof."ent col Farm Machinery carried BY
- SfASNus, Lewiston, ]. 7.
The temperance ~ editor of the TELLER
ssys the A No. Cutter Whiskey at the
&@iace Saloon takes the bud"
MSS Ida Gordon leaves Saturday morn.
"s ior tennessee, whore she has been engaged
W teach the school at that place.
r. Iexier is able to be about after his re.
oen1 illness. and says he will be able to as.
'u"e charge OF his store on April /.
Aaron Binuard arrived on Tuesday from
nnDsnAan NJ IA A.
new stock Of goods will soon arrive.
A raft OF smoked venison and furs were
brought from up the Clearwater ON Mon
osy last BY Andy Crumrine and others.
The singers Of Colfax are preparing the
osatorio, Queen Father, with Miss Annie
turner formerly o: this city. ~ Queen.
D. N. Whites new DWELLING be;ns erect.
Cd on Idaho street, will b. occupied by
John Burke md family. when completed.